“University of Iceland said, if you can collect eDNA samples, we can track biodiversity in a level of detail we've never seen before.”

“Technical, these are the easiest... the oldest DNA recovered from a mammoth bone dates to around one to two million years ago”

“If we were to go around the world today and pick out all of the pieces of Neanderthal DNA that exist in humans today, we would put together more than 90%, possibly more than 95% of the Neanderthal genome”

“Producers should be, as, as the conversation was around looking at the quality, sending out samples, and then, uh, keeping your good quality apart from some areas that maybe had some downgrades.”

“If you set yourself a goal around improving sleep consistency, for example, and you are tracking that, that is a behavior that's actually very easy to change over time.”